12 thoughts after reading Robinson Crusoe for sixth graders
What insights do you have after carefully reading a famous book? I need to write a good record of my thoughts after reading it. Many people must be worried about how to write a good review. Below is the review of Robinson Crusoe for sixth graders that I compiled for you. Welcome to read and collect it.
Reflections on Reading Robinson Crusoe for Sixth Graders Part 1
During my happy winter vacation, I read many books to enrich my winter vacation life. Among them, one of my favorite books is the addictive "Robinson Crusoe".
This book was written by the British writer Defoe. This book tells in detail the special experience of an Englishman named Robinson Crusoe: Robinson, a young man , he could have lived a peaceful and prosperous life relying on his abundant family property according to his father's arrangements. However, he wanted to go out and make a living, but he became a sailor, a profession full of dangers, sailing on the dangerous sea. During a voyage, the ship crashed and Robinson was alone on a desert island. But Robinson, who was in desperate situation, did not give up. Instead, he bravely challenged various difficulties with unimaginable strength and perseverance. Relying on his own wisdom and labor, he opened up wasteland and cultivated land, cut down trees to build houses, raised goats, built ships, and rescued the savage "Friday". Finally, he encountered a cargo ship and successfully left the desert island where he had lived for 28 years.
Robinson said: "God asked me to come here to suffer this loneliness and loneliness, but he gave me food, water and sheep, and gave me the hope of life. "Yes, when we encounter bad things in life, we should consider the good things contained in them and not lose hope." This reminds me of a previous text "Little AIDS Fighter". In the text, Nkosi did not become pessimistic and depressed after learning about his illness. Instead, he fought tenaciously against the disease while caring for other patients. Children with AIDS also dream about the future. In life, some students are not happy when they encounter a little setback, and feel that they are not good enough and can't do it. In fact, as long as you face everything optimistically, the light of hope can dispel the clouds of despair.
Robinson has a valuable spirit of self-confidence, self-reliance, self-esteem, and self-improvement, which is worth learning from! Robinson Crusoe after reading for sixth graders Chapter 2
There are all kinds of books, including stories, fables, novels... However, "Robinson Crusoe" presents a gripping storyline with thrilling adventures. mysterious. I read this book in one breath. I was impressed by Robinson's unimaginable strength and perseverance; shocked by his courage to overcome difficulties; excited by his indomitable strong will; and impressed by his wisdom and hard work. Infected by labor...
Robinson had an extraordinary and bizarre experience. His experience told me: When encountering setbacks, difficulties and other misfortunes, as long as you have courage, perseverance and fully mobilize yourself With your wisdom, you can perform miracles beyond your imagination. So what amazing power drove Robinson to perform such a miracle? It is perseverance, courage and wisdom. Robinson was able to create a home in such a difficult environment. In contrast, we study and live under such good conditions. Where is our perseverance, courage and wisdom? In life, many things we do require perseverance, courage and wisdom. Take me for example: I learned the electronic keyboard myself, but I didn’t like learning before. I gave up midway, which was a waste of my parents’ hard-earned money and my precious time. After reading this book, I was deeply educated and inspired, and I started learning the electronic keyboard again. When I got tired from practicing, I thought of Robinson’s perseverance and never gave up halfway. When encountering difficulties, I learned from his courage and wisdom. The mind beats the odds. I believe that by learning Robinson's perseverance, courage and wisdom, I will be able to learn the electronic keyboard well.
Reading "Robinson Crusoe" I was thinking, if everyone has perseverance, courage and wisdom no matter what, why worry about our motherland not being prosperous and strong? After Reading Robinson Crusoe for Grade 6 Part 3
"Robinson Crusoe" is a famous book. After reading this book, I admired the protagonist Robinson very much. He reminded me of a famous saying: Knowledge is power. Robinson lived on a desert island for 28 years relying on knowledge. Think about it, 28 years, what a long time it is. If it were me, I would have great difficulties every day, let alone 28 years!
Robinson drifted to an isolated island. He did not give up on himself, but held on to a glimmer of hope and lived on the isolated island for 28 years relying on his firm belief. On the isolated island, he built his own house, sowed seeds for food, made his own clothes, etc. He will use his own wisdom to create everything we need in life. At this time, his phantom floated before my eyes.
He also rescued a person on an isolated island, and Robinson named him "Friday". "Friday" was rescued from a group of cannibals, and that day happened to be Friday. From then on, Friday became Robinson's most loyal and sincere servant. Robinson taught him to learn English, and soon he learned it. They have been communicating together ever since. Robinson also taught "Friday" the most basic way of life. The two of them developed fields on the isolated island and became very wealthy. Robinson rescued several savages and created a new world together. Day after day, year after year. The miracle finally came. Someone found Robinson and was ready to take him home. But he already has feelings for "Friday" and other people. He said to "Friday" and other companions: "You should develop the island well and make it richer. I will come to see you." He left, thinking: They should all have their own independent lifestyle. Yes, they must learn by themselves and not rely on others.
This "Robinson Crusoe" inspired me a lot. I think in society, we cannot just wait and see. You must rely on your own strength to work hard, rather than getting something for nothing. Also, don’t give up hope before something is certain. You must have firm faith. No one can be sure whether a miracle will happen. So as long as there is still a little hope, you must hold on to it, because the miracle is within your own control. After Reading Robinson Crusoe for Grade 6 Part 4
I have read many famous novels, and each one is still fresh in my memory and has benefited me a lot. But the one that sticks in my mind the most and never gets tired of reading is "Robinson Crusoe" by British writer Daniel Defoe. In this still night, I opened "Lu Bingxun's Crusoe" again, which evoked deep thoughts in me.
The main content of "Robinson Crusoe" is that Robinson, who was born in a merchant family, was determined to travel to the ends of the world. Once while sailing, there was a big storm and a man was drifted to a desert island. On the island, he relied on his firm will and intelligence to build a house and settle on the island, raise livestock and plant crops. After going through many ups and downs, he lived a difficult life for 28 years and finally returned to China. This masterpiece is exciting and interesting, gripping and intoxicating at every turn. Think about it carefully, can we be in such a desperate situation and still be tenacious and survive with a strong will? Can he be like Robinson Crusoe when he is attacked by savages and still face danger, and fight back bravely to save "Friday?" It is conceivable that this is not possible. Thinking of this, I can't help but feel that Robinson is a strong and confident person. , a smart, hard-working person. The scene that touched me the most was when Robinson came to an isolated island with no food, no shelter, and no human habitation. But he did not give in to fate and difficulties even though he lived in such difficult circumstances. Lower your head. I still remember that once when I was doing a difficult geometry problem, I racked my brains and couldn't figure it out. Soon I lost the confidence to challenge this "huge obstacle" and was about to wait for the teacher to tell me. This fragment flashed through my mind, and I seemed to understand that I had to rely on myself to do anything, use my hands to achieve it, and use my brain to think. Finally, hard work paid off, and I found it. I figured out the trick and solved this problem.
"Lu Bingxun's Crusoe" made me understand not to be afraid of hardships and hardships. Facing it, you will see the light of hope; challenging it, you will be on the road to success; defeating it, you will step into the door of victory! Robinson Crusoe, Sixth Grade Reading Reflection Chapter 5, Class 1, Sixth Grade, Xiyuan Primary School, Liangping, Chongqing
During this winter vacation, under the introduction of my teacher, I read a book called "Robinson Crusoe" "Drifting", this book has benefited me a lot and made me understand many philosophies of life.
"Robinson Crusoe" tells the story of Robinson Crusoe who was born in a decent businessman family and lived a very wealthy life, but he always longed to sail. After hiding it from his parents, he secretly went sailing. During a voyage, the ship encountered a storm and ran aground on the rocks. All the people on the ship, except Robinson, were all killed. Robinson drifted to an uninhabited island. He brought all the daily necessities on the ship to the isolated island, built a tent by himself, ate wild game, drank fresh water from the stream to quench his thirst, and lived a life of transition between modern people and savages. He lived on the island for 24 years, and an accident happened , Robinson discovered a group of savages who wanted to eat the captives. Robinson rescued one of them and named him "Friday." In the 28th year, he finally returned to his hometown of England.
After reading this book, I admired the protagonist Robinson very much, because he actually lived alone on an isolated island for nearly thirty years, abandoning his previous "young master" style and being brave Faced with unknown dangers and fears. Think about it in relation to life, what would it be like if we arrived on such an isolated island? We may not be able to survive even 10 days on this isolated island, but he was able to live here for 28 years. How amazing this is! When faced with wild beasts and people, he did not retreat and escape, but bravely stood up and faced it. How much courage this requires! Although his fate was not as leisurely as that of other young masters, he used his courage to break the shackles of fate, defeated fate again and again, and lived a different life.
After reading this book, I understand that in an unknown environment, only bravery can help us get out of danger and escape. Therefore, in life, we must learn to be brave, learn to be self-reliant, and not rely on others. The honeypot breeding ground provided by your parents, take control of your own life! Robinson Crusoe after reading for sixth grade 6
Today, I read a book called "Robinson Crusoe" at home. The spirit of the protagonist Robinson in this book made me move.
"Robinson Crusoe" is the masterpiece of Daniel Defoe, the famous British novelist in the 18th century. The main content of this article is: Robinson was determined to travel around the world, and despite his parents' dissuasion, he left home and became a sailor. Later, due to various things, he drifted to an uninhabited desert island. With his amazing perseverance and tenacious labor, he lived on the island for twenty-eight years, rescued a native and made him his servant. Later, with the help of the captain, he returned to England.
The reason why Robinson Crusoe was able to survive on the desert island relied on a kind of faith, perseverance and spirit. The Robinson created by Defoe is a representative figure of the emerging bourgeoisie. He not only has excellent human qualities, such as courage, wisdom, strong will and love of labor, but also has everything that an "ideal" bourgeoisie should have. Characteristics: hard work spirit, Puritan religious beliefs and rigor, etc.
There are many such people in our lives, such as Liu Wei, who moved China. He lost both arms due to an electric shock accident when he was 10 years old. After recovering from the injury, he joined the Beijing Disabled Swimming Team. Later, because high-voltage electricity severely damaged his body cells, he could not rule out the possibility of developing leukemia in the future, so he had no choice but to give up sports. At this time, a dream that had been hidden in his heart since childhood changed his life trajectory. He, who had dreamed of becoming a pianist since he was a child, gave up sports and studied piano. But learning the piano was not a smooth journey. With his amazing perseverance and tenacious heart, he went through many difficulties and finally succeeded.
As long as each of us doesn't give up, we can succeed in anything! Chapter 7 of Robinson Crusoe for Grade 6
Robinson Crusoe mainly tells the story of the Englishman Robinson Crusoe who encountered a storm while sailing, so they fled in a small boat. As a result, the small boat He was knocked over in the huge wind and waves. Only Robinson climbed up the rock to avoid falling into the sea. When he was fully awake, the storm had stopped and the big ship was washed ashore. Robinson used the tools on the ship to build a house on the isolated island.
A few years later, Robinson discovered the savages on the other side of the island and rescued a little savage - "Friday". They lived together on the island.
From this story, I saw Robinson’s never-giving-up and optimistic spirit. We will also encounter many difficulties in our study and life. We cannot leave the hotel when facing difficulties, and we must work harder to overcome and solve these problems; when we cannot write compositions, we should treat them more as documents, record good words and sentences, and insist on reading extracurricular books every day; write Diary... When we can’t memorize English words, we should read more, listen more, memorize more, and practice more; when we can’t do math problems, we should read more math examples, do more math homework, and memorize more Formula...
From the fact that Robinson lived alone on an isolated island for nearly twenty-eight years, we can better understand his never-giving-up and optimistic spirit. He first made a living by hunting with a few shotguns, and then continued to raise animals and plant crops... These were all learned and exercised from daily life, so we children will start from now on: if the youth is strong, the country will be strong; if the youth is wise, the country will be strong. , it is too wise.
Everyone is like a brick. When many bricks are put together, they become a tall building. When we are united, we have strength and can overcome all difficulties and obstacles. Only then can we have harmony. society. We all love peace. My dream is to be a soldier when I grow up, stationed on the border of the motherland, and make my own modest contribution to the peace and tranquility of the motherland.
I must continue to push myself, learn from Mr. Robinson’s spirit of never giving up and being optimistic, study hard, and exercise... Robinson Crusoe sixth grade review 8
I finally finished reading the world-famous book "Robinson Crusoe". I closed the book, sat on a chair and thought quietly: If it were me, how many days could I live alone on a desert island? one day? Two days? What can I do? firewood? hunt? Planting? Will I be as calm as him? Can I be confident in life? I don't think I can do any of these. If I were alone on a desert island, I would definitely suffer from depression and die of depression. In the face of this sudden disaster, I couldn't be as adaptable and self-reliant as he was, because I didn't have that ability.
In "Robinson Crusoe", a great adventure character - Robinson is described. He was born into a wealthy family, but as a young man, he thought about sailing all day long. One day, he set out. The first and second times went smoothly, but the third time I ran into big trouble. He was left on an isolated island full of wild animals and lived alone for twenty-eight years. He has experienced thrilling adventures one after another and climbed one victorious mountain after another, which is admirable. By chance again, Robinson embarked on the road back to his hometown...
When I finished reading this book, I felt that such an experience was incredible, even impossible. Very ridiculous. But I have to think about it, what power made Robinson persist? Oh, it’s because he has the power of confidence and optimism that allowed him to survive alone on this deserted island!
I think I really have to learn from Robinson and overcome it with my own efforts. In the face of all difficulties, cultivate the quality of self-reliance and self-improvement from small things; learn from Robinson Crusoe, not afraid of having nothing, not afraid of hardships and hardships, use the magic weapon of self-reliance and self-improvement to overcome all difficulties and create a new life of our own.
Well, my life will also set sail with this book, and I will move forward bravely on the voyage of life! Robinson Crusoe 6th Grade Review Chapter 9
We cannot escape the disaster. What we can do is face reality, learn the tenacity of grass, learn the persistence of flowers, grow in adversity, and bravely face life. challenges. ——Title
"Robinson Crusoe" is a world-famous novel. The protagonist Robinson in the story unfortunately fell into the sea during a voyage, but luckily he was still alive and crawled. Landing on an uninhabited island, facing an environment overgrown with weeds and wild beasts, he did not become discouraged and give up his life, but faced it bravely. Using the only conditions available, he continued to explore in adversity, overcame difficulties that were unimaginable to ordinary people, and lived tenaciously on an isolated island for twenty-eight years. Finally, he defeated fate and returned to his long-lost hometown.
After reading this book, Robinson’s figure appeared again and again in my mind. What impressed me deeply was not his wisdom and super survivability, but his spirit of not being satisfied with the status quo, forging ahead to explore, creating the impossible again and again, and improving himself in dangerous situations.
Whether he is sad or happy, whether crying or laughing, whether bright or sad, Robinson can not only overcome fear, but also continue to grow when he defeats himself.
Just think about it, if I were alone on a desert island, I would definitely feel like "God wants me to die" and feel desperate for this. But Robinson didn't do that. He created miracles with his hands. Having never done anything before, he planted rice, built houses, and made pottery, giving a better interpretation of life. Therefore, we must learn from Robinson's self-confidence and optimism; learn from his spirit of unyielding struggle; be self-reliant, self-respecting and full of faith in life no matter where we are.
"The edge of a sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold." Let us learn from Robinson! Adversity is the road to success in life. It will be the source of inexhaustible motivation in your life, forcing you to surpass yourself and create miracles.
Just like Robinson Crusoe’s environment in the book, adversity is just a kind of experience for us. We can only use our persistence and determination to interpret our refusal to admit defeat and never bow our heads in life.
Without wind and rain, how could the fruit mature? Without the biting cold wind, how could there be the fragrance of plum blossoms? Growing up in adversity, after the storm, there will be sunshine! After Reading Robinson Crusoe for Grade 6 Chapter 10
"Robinson Crusoe" was written by the British writer Defoe. When the protagonist Robinson faced failure and setbacks, he did not give up, but faced everything with his optimistic and tenacious spirit.
The protagonist of this book, Robinson Crusoe, loves sailing very much. Regardless of his father's dissuasion, he is determined to go out to sea for adventure. But due to a storm, they were exiled to an uninhabited island, and all the rest of the people on the ship were buried in the sea. In the next 28 years, he overcame various difficulties and was finally rescued and returned to the UK.
Robinson is a great man. He dared to fight against the harsh living environment, constantly tempered himself in the face of adversity, and turned the desert island into a fulfilling home. Although he was in adversity, he was able to be confident in life and face reality bravely without any thought of giving up or shrinking. But compared to us? We are just like the flowers in the greenhouse, being held in the palms of others' hands and being carefully cared for all the time. We live a life where we can stretch out our hands with clothes and open our mouths with food. We have to rely on our parents for everything and have no sense of independence. Our current life makes us very satisfied and comfortable. However, we ignore that it is the silent efforts and dedication of our parents behind the scenes that make us feel that life is not difficult at all. When we encounter difficulties and setbacks, we may try to escape, but in adversity, when you have no retreat or choice but to move forward bravely, how can you escape? Should we be like Robinson Crusoe, never bow to difficulties or give up any hope? Use your wit and bravery to defeat everything. In fact, difficulties are not terrible. What is terrible is that we are unwilling to face difficulties.
This book contains many topics that make me think deeply. Robinson taught us that we must have perseverance, love labor, use wisdom to overcome difficulties, and use our hands to create wealth. Human life is like a book, we can use our own wisdom and hands to write wonderful chapters for it! Robinson Crusoe after reading for sixth graders Chapter 11
During the summer vacation, in order to enrich myself, I spent some time reading a few books, including "Wordless Book Library", "Robinson Crusoe" ", "Rose Maiden House"... Among them, "Robinson Crusoe" impressed me the most. It still remains fresh in my mind when I think of it, as if I was there.
It tells such a story: Robinson Crusoe. Crusoe was born into a middle-class family in York, England. He could have lived a peaceful and prosperous life relying on his substantial family property. However, he wanted to go out and make a living. Unexpectedly, he stayed on a desert island in the sea for more than 20 years and finally returned to the UK.
When Robinson went out with his friends, the cargo ship he was riding on had an accident and floated to a desert island. All other people on the ship died, leaving only Robinson. A few nights before arriving on the island, Robinson only climbed into a tree to sleep, but soon he learned to chop down trees and build a house. In the early days of building a house, Robinson's "home" was damaged by wind and rain several times. Seeing that the "home" that was so easy to build was almost destroyed, if it were me, I would definitely be desperate. However, he is different from me. With his perseverance, he repaired his "home" time and time again, improved and perfected his home time and time again, and raised hunted lambs around his home, planted grapes in the fields, etc. He also discovered a large cave used to store fruits and bring them off the cargo ship.
When Robinson settled in his "home", he began to build the furniture, pots and pans for the home. He was willing to spend a lot of time patiently firing a vat, and he was also willing to overturn and redo it several times until he made a decent chair. He pursues perfection in everything he does, is very focused, is very patient when making, and is not afraid of "ruining" the fruits of his hard work for several days.
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I admire Robinson's perseverance and goal-focused spirit. His story tells us: When encountering difficulties or setbacks, if you stay focused on your goals and don’t give up half-heartedly, persevere and don’t give up halfway, and have firm beliefs, you will surely achieve success! After Reading Robinson Crusoe for Grade 6 Chapter 12
Books are the food of the human spirit. Books are the ladder of human progress. Reading a good book is like talking to a noble person. What you gain after reading a book is not only a wealth of knowledge, but also principles of life. Reading "Education of Love" made me appreciate the greatness of love; reading "Thatched Cottage" I realized that I cannot be intimidated by fate; and reading "Robinson Crusoe" I understood that a person cannot be at the mercy of the devil of fate.
After reading the first chapter, my respect for Robinson arose spontaneously. He had a desire to go to sea since he was a child, but his parents' obstruction in every possible way did not change his mind. Finally, he ran away from home to realize his beautiful wish. I once had a wish, that is, to write a novel, but I was unable to realize this wish from the fourth grade to the fifth grade. Without the dissuasion of my parents, I gave up without any difficulties. Thinking about Robinson Crusoe, he would rather run away from home to realize his dream. I am far behind him.
What makes me admire him even more is his life on a desert island. Robinson was washed up on a desert island. Seeing that the way forward was confused, he did not give up his life. He was helpless on a desert island, but he finally obtained God's favor through self-reliance and obtained food, daily necessities, etc. It was his spirit of not being intimidated by fate and not giving up life and hope easily that enabled him to survive. Come down. As the same saying goes: The greatest bankruptcy in life is despair. At the moment of despair, Robinson still did not give up life and hope. It was this spirit that gave him a new life and allowed him to survive. This courage to face life calmly is what I should learn from him. Destiny is not an impenetrable book. You have to walk your own path and create your own destiny. Destiny is still a devil. You cannot be at the mercy of him. You must have the courage to defeat this devil and gain a new life.
Books are nutrition, and books are my partners in life. Only with books can I have a fulfilling life. Love books! It will give you sweet rain, it will give you moisture, and making friends with books will help you understand the truth that affects your life! ;